Yes.
Farasis says that their battery will have an energy density (Wh/L) of 750, despite their graph showing 1250-1000 Wh/L, which is confusing. I concur with Silthas22, in that talga's Talnode SI probably has similar performance. And also, that Talnode Si in principle seems a lot easier to produce.
From 2020: (https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1129369_ahead-of-battery-day-tesla-ceo-musk-teases-huge-jump-in-energy-density)
Take it as you like. This is good news for Farasis and it is good news for consumers as a whole, but I would hardly call Talga in dire straits.
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